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Old 6th July 2016, 06:18 PM   #6
Marcus den toom
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Just thought about this and i think that style is mostly a luxury which is abandoned during times of war. Only the functionality matters with weapons, so any gun could differ. Also the maker's age adds to the stylistic variations, Michael once wrote about this as well.

This is, i guess, mostly true for the late gothic/early renaissance and onwards.
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